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States, Nonstate Actors, and Global
Governance

This book addresses whether and how multilateral economic regimes can successfully transition from international institutionscooperation among statesto global governancecooperation among states and nonstate actors.

The unprecedented era of peace and prosperity since World War II has been underpinned by multilateral economic regimes, yet in recent years the rise of nonstate actors has become central to multilateral cooperation. This book questions whether multilateral regimes will be able to adapt, and argues that a larger and more diverse constituency increases the likelihood of conflict over the basic question of how to govern. Examining trade, investment, and poor-country debt the author demonstrates that over time all multilateral regimesincluding those in the security, human rights, and environmental areasface a growing existential challenge of reconciling increasingly diverse polity preferences. This book makes key contributions to understanding twenty-first century global governance, and provides the reader with a single model of state and nonstate actors preference formation.

States, Nonstate Actors, and Global Governance will be of interest to students and scholars of international relations, economics, international institutions, global governance and international political economy.

Edward A. Fogarty is an assistant professor of Political Science at Colgate University, USA.

Routledge advances in international political economy

1 The Future of the Nation-State
Essays on cultural pluralism and political integration Edited by Sverker Gustavsson and Leif LewinCo-publication with Nerenius and Santrus Publisher AB, Sweden

2 Classical Liberalism and International Economic Order
Studies in theory and intellectual history Razeen Sally

3 Coping with Globalization
Jeffrey Hart and Aseem Prakash

4 Responding to Globalization
Jeffrey Hart and Aseem Prakash

5 Japanese Capitalism in Crisis
A regulationist interpretation Edited by Robert Boyer and Toshio Yamada

6 Globalization and Social Change
Edited by Johannes Dragsbaek Schmidt and Jacques Hersh

7 Multilateralism and the World Trade Organisation
The architecture and extension of international trade recognition Rorden Wilkinson

8 Foreign Direct Investment, Democracy and Development
Assessing contours, correlates and concomitants of globalization Indra de Soysa

9 Rethinking International Organization
Deregulation and global goverance Barbara Emadi-Coffin

10 Technology, Governance and Political Conflict in International Industries
Tony Porter

11 Americas Trade Policy towards Japan
Demanding results
John Kunkel

12 Chinese Capitalism in a Global Era
Towards hybrid capitalism
Henry Wai-chung Yeung

13 The World Bank and Africa
The construction of governance states Graham Harrison

14 Welfare, Right and the State
A framework for thinking David P. Levine

15 Regional Trade Integration and Conflict Resolution
Shaheen Rafi Khan

16 Contested Capitalism
The political origins of financial institutions Richard W. Carney

17 Economic Growth, the Environment and International Relations
The growth paradigm Stephen James Purdey

18 Variety of Capitalism, Types of Democracy and Globalization
Edited by Masanobu Ido

19 States, Nonstate Actors, and Global Governance
Projecting polities Edward A. Fogarty

States, Nonstate Actors, and
Global Governance

Projecting polities

Edward A. Fogarty

First published 2013
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2013 Edward A. Fogarty

The right of Edward A. Fogarty to be identified as author of this work has been asserted by him in accordance with sections 77 and 78 of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.

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British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Fogarty, Edward A., 1973-

States, nonstate actors, and global governance : projecting polities / Edward A. Fogarty.

p. cm. - (Routledge advances in international political economy ; 19) Includes bibliographical references and index.

1. International economic relations. 2. Globalization. I. Title.

HF1359.F64 2013 337-dc23

2012027485

ISBN: 978-0-415-65594-1 (hbk)

ISBN: 978-0-203-07307-0 (ebk)

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Preface

Multilateral cooperation elicits both high hopes and low expectations. A Nobel Prize is awarded to a new US president for his hoped-for capacity to lead global collective action, yet needed multilateral agreements on climate change, trade, and financial regulation remain elusive. For better or worse, this book injects a new note of cautious pessimism into a literature that has yet to come to terms with the challenges of global governance in an era of nonstate actors.

The book has its origins in my first few years of graduate school, as I observed a yawning gap between the state-centric IR theory I was reading in my graduate seminars and the manifest impact nonstate actors were having on the World Trade Organization, IMF, World Bank, and other multiatleral economic institutions. I soon found much excellent work was being done on nonstate actors and the conditions under which they influenced international institutions, but few addressed the big question of the challenges international cooperation faces when the national meets the transnational and hierarchies meet networks. Over time I came to see the overarching dilemma as how to order an emerging international polity in an era of advancing globalization, with fields of global governance becoming arenas for all relevant actors to promote and contest different institutional models. While many are now focused on the future implications of relative US decline and the rise of the rest, the earlier rise of nonstate actors is just now beginning to show its full transformational potential for global governance.

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